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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Happy Children’s Day!
I have been seriously and positively busy. So, let’s cheer up tomorrow and celebrate: have a Happy Children’s Day on 1 June 2013! Yes, Romania is celebrating it tomorrow so I am off to cartoons and chocolate! 🙂
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged Cartoons, children, Children's Day, Chocolate, Puffi, Smurfs
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Waiting For The Sun
At first flash of Eden, we race down to the sea. Standing there on Freedom’s Shore. Waiting for the Sun Can you feel it now that spring has come. And it’s time to live in the scattered sun. The Doors, … Continue reading
Greece’s Garbage Crisis: A Stinky Metaphor for an Economy in the Dumps
The EU, Greece and a lot of garbage. But the Greek economy is not the only one in the dumps: the problem is others are yet to follow.
Posted in European Union
Tagged Debt crisis, European Union, Eurozone, Garbage, Governance, Greece, Politics, waste management
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OECD’s Better Life Index Says Australia Is The Happiest Nation
The latest report from OECD places Australia on top of the world in terms of life satisfaction. According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s Better Life Index, Australia ranks first when it comes to jobs, income, environment and … Continue reading
Posted in International Affairs, Miscellaneous
Tagged Australia, Life satisfaction, OECD, OECD Better Life Index 2013, Switzerland
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Made in China: Solar Panels Are Cooling Off EU Trade Relations
Before the Romanian 1989 revolution that upstaged Ceausescu, there was not much choice in terms of buying clothes or food in local State stores. You would enter a room and see the shelves empty and nothing on it just dust. … Continue reading
Cluj-Napoca Owns A Bit of Britain: Check The Latest Phone Booth In Town
There’s a new bit of Britain in #Cluj. I was with @emil_boc today to unveil this monument to UK organizations’ work. twitter.com/HMAMartinHarri… — Martin Harris (@HMAMartinHarris) May 26, 2013 “There’s a new bit of Britain in Cluj“, the British Ambassador … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Britain, City day, Cluj-Napoca, Martin Harris, Red British phone booth, Romania, UK
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Calling A Spade A Spade: Is Nature Still Organic?
Quite a few people gathered in Bucharest today to protest against genetically modified crops and to raise awareness about the need for organic food. Other protests are due to follow next week in Romania’s main cities or so we are … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Public Affairs
Tagged Agriculture, Call a spade a spade, Corn, Corn fertilizer, Food, Nature, Organic food, Spade
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Have a Snickers! It’s Saturday!
So it’s Saturday and lazyness creeps in. Oh, well! Get your cat a Snickers 🙂 It kind of worked well for Kim Jong-un, must work for cats too!
#NATO’s Secretary General Honoris Causa in Bucharest. Is Basescu Next?
#NATO SecGen puts on the Doctor Honoris Causa cape at Bucharest University twitter.com/NATOpress/stat… — Oana Lungescu (@NATOpress) May 24, 2013 Oana Lungescu, NATO’s Spokesperson, tweets a pic of Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen as he is awarded the Honoris Causa … Continue reading
Posted in International Affairs
Tagged Anders Fogh Rasmussen, NATO, NATO Secretary General, Traian Basescu
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Shale Gas in Europe and United States is a Threat to Russia, Romano Prodi Says
Romano Prodi, ex-President of the European Comission and ex-Prime Minister of Italy, has granted an interview to journalist Vlad Mixich from Hotnews. Prodi’s interview focused on the shale gas debate in Europe, EU crisis and political parties. Full credit and … Continue reading